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De nouveau, c'est une erreur de lecture : ils savent très bien ce qu'ils font, et sont mieux informés que quiconque : bsky.app/profile/keta...

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ketanjoshi.co Ketan Joshi @ketanjoshi.co · 7d
“We have been anticipating this breakthrough....our $2bn private placement memorandum is ready to go with several investment targets identified"

"I’ve had a dozen calls over the past 24 hours from potential investors. Interest in Venezuela has gone from 0 to 99%"

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Ex-Chevron executive seeks $2bn for Venezuelan oil projects Donald Trump’s toppling of President Nicolás Maduro opens door to US investors eyeing world’s largest crude reserve An oilfield worker in red coveralls walks between two drilling rigs at a PDVSA oil well in Venezuela's Orinoco belt. Trump’s call for US oil companies to revive the industry in Venezuela creates an opportunity, says Ali Moshiri, formerly of Chevron © Carlos Garcia Rawlins/Reuters Ex-Chevron executive seeks $2bn for Venezuelan oil projects on x (opens in a new window) Ex-Chevron executive seeks $2bn for Venezuelan oil projects on facebook (opens in a new window) Ex-Chevron executive seeks $2bn for Venezuelan oil projects on linkedin (opens in a new window) Share Save Pro Features Configuration Jamie Smyth in New York Published3 hours ago 32 Print this page Get ahead with daily markets updates.Join the FT's WhatsApp channel A former top Chevron executive is raising $2bn for Venezuelan oil projects as investors race to answer Donald Trump’s call to pour “billions of dollars” into the country after the US toppled its president Nicolás Maduro. Ali Moshiri, Chevron’s former head of Latin American operations, told the Financial Times his Amos Global Energy Management fund had identified multiple Venezuelan assets and was talking to institutional investors about a private placement to kick-start investment. US special forces’ capture of Maduro on Saturday and Trump’s call for US companies to revive Venezuela’s oil industry had created a sudden opportunity, Moshiri said. “We have been anticipating this breakthrough for a while and our $2bn private placement memorandum is ready to go with several investment targets identified,” he said in an interview. “I’ve had a dozen calls over the past 24 hours from potential investors. Interest in Venezuela has gone from zero to 99 per cent.” “None of the industry players that have the capital and the expertise to invest in Venezuela were advised or consulted prior to either the removal of Maduro or the president making his statements yesterday,” said the insider. Amos’s fundraising effort will mark an early test of Wall Street’s appetite to bankroll the rebuilding of Venezuela’s decrepit oil infrastructure, which has been degraded after years of mismanagement and sanctions. The memorandum for investors prepared by Amos, which has been seen by the FT, is dated December 2025. It shows the fund intends to acquire 20,000-50,000 barrels a day of oil production and 500,000 barrels of reserves from the state oil company Petróleos de Venezuela (PDVSA). It anticipates an exit within five to seven years and a return on investment of two and a half times. Other private investors have also signalled their potential interest in Venezuela following the US intervention. Harold Hamm, the US shale tycoon and a prominent donor to Trump, told the FT his company Continental Resources would consider investing in Venezuela under the right circumstances. “While we do not have any immediate plans with respect to Venezuela, we believe the country has significant resource potential and with improved regulatory and governmental stability we would definitely consider future investment,” he said.
January 5, 2026 at 1:07 PM
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I mean, Donald Trump is openly saying this is about oil. Whether the oil companies are on board with that is a separate conversation.
January 4, 2026 at 2:58 PM
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C’est une erreur de penser qu’ils n’ont pas anticipé et discuté en amont avec exxon chevron etc. Cf stratégie du choc de Klein et ce qu’il s’est passé en Irak, contrats pré signés avec l’administration de l’époque.
January 4, 2026 at 6:20 PM
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Ce pays, comme tant d’autres, nous tient parce que nous dépendons de leur gaz et de leur pétrole.
Il est urgent de sortir des énergies fossiles, c’est la seule solution pour arrêter de dépendre de dictateurs comme Trump ou Poutine.
January 3, 2026 at 10:28 PM
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Rappelez-vous : en juillet 2025, Trump avait menacé l’Union Européenne de droits de douane supplémentaires. Un accord avait alors été conclu entre Washington et Bruxelles. Le deal : l'Union européenne doit acheter 250 milliards de dollars par an d'énergies fossiles américaines sur 3 ans.
January 3, 2026 at 10:28 PM
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Le Monde a un partenariat avec OpenAi et Altman, qui a soutenu Trump. Ce fait mérite d’être beaucoup plus connu et documenté.
January 2, 2026 at 8:43 PM